surana
Sun Sep 24 23:52:57 CDT 2006
hi laksa
thanks for ur suggeation & information
if u found other information regarding .Net CF Messaging
send me a mail
thanks
AKS
Laksa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I not sure about the build-in API 8 bit support cause I do not, look for
> "SMSMessage" class property might help.
>
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=dc6c00cb-738a-4b97-8910-5cd29ab5f8d9&displaylang=en
> but the requirement...: win2003 server, vs2005... wow....
>
> If you afford the time to do it 'hard' way, search for keyword "SMS PDU"
> will help... for eg,
>
http://www.gsm-modem.de/sms-pdu-mode.html
>
> Depend on your experience in windows-ce, and C/C++, it can be easy or hard
> or the midst ... approximately a month of research, code and test if you are
> not new in windows32 in general, windowsCE API in particular.
>
> One thing confused for many hard-core protocol coder new to SMS protocol is
> that there confused with binary-hex and hex-string on the PDU spec, myself
> previously spend a month follow the spec and build up the library, but it
> just "not work" (return sms sending fail) and give up for some time, but
> finally just discovery the code is in hex-string, but I thread them as
> binary-stream... and rectify it and immediate work as expected...
> ie, if you see something like "72 38 01 00 10 F5", it is actually consist of
> 12 ASCII code, instead of binary 0x72,0x38.... (6 bytes).
>
> Secondly, there are some inconsistency on the implementation on different
> GSM device manufacturer...
>
> And the last, we have to resolve how to access our GSM module, via virtual
> com port ? the driver automatic activated/deactivated the device when we
> open/close the comport ? how to solve the GSM module sharing with default
> app ?... etc.... In short, try to avoid doing this ourself whenever
> possible. There are some company offer the library, for eg, "NowSMS"
> (disclaimer: I'm not from, or have any relation with it !)
>
> In year 2000, I did code the library for in-house project use cause no
> choice as on that time, windows-mobile version is still not exist yet
> (windowsce/pocketpc only), no API support, no dot.net class, nor third-party
> library on the market. (when I leave that company, I still have not
> succesfully develop the library yet, as the reason explained above - the
> binary vs string-hex issue, but later found that , but no more use for me
> anymore now, so just make it an application collection for my personal
> home-page download
> (
http://wpng.nexus-control.com/download/windowsce/smsmessenger.cab - not so
> reliable, do not use it on important sms msg !)
>
> P/S: My apologize for slightly off-topic cause this is pocketpc.developer
> group, not protocol group, So I will stop here, if anyone interested in SMS
> PDU, please go to protocol group...
>
> wp
>
>
> <surana.ajay@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1158913753.179036.292800@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> >
> > hi
> > thnks ..
> >
> >
> > I am using J2ME in built library, which send binary sms directly.
> > but in .NETCF we not have much option to do same , it only use text,
> > GSM7 ..
> > encoding ,
> >
> > is their some other dll or way to do same
> >
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> >
> > Laksa wrote:
> >
> > > <surana.ajay@gmail.com> wrote in message
> > > news:1158744450.658596.20910@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> > > > i am developed gateway application which receive binary sms ( 8 bit
> > > > encoding ) and configure server according to that , it is worked fine
> > > > using J2ME but same i want to develop with windows mobile , any one
> can
> > > > help on how to send binary msg using windows mobile.
> > > >
> > >
> > > Hi, are you using the J2ME build-in library for sending SMS or your own
> the
> > > J2ME SMS-PDU library ?
> > >
> > > Do some search... on "Sending SMS on windows mobile" found one of the
> > > results...
> > >
http://www.devx.com/wireless/Article/32305/0/page/3
> > > in dot.net managed code. Not sure it use the binary of text format...,
> maybe
> > > some parameters there help.
> > >
> > > However, if your own J2ME library is on SMS-PDU and coded for binary PDU
> > > format as well, (very easy for Text_PDU, but much harder for Binary_PDU)
> you
> > > should not have much hard-time convert it to native C++ code using
> embedeed
> > > VC++ (if you do not want to use dot.net). If using this method, make
> sure
> > > you able to connect to the virtual comms-port for the GSM modules
> also....
> > > (and is not being opened by other program).
> > >
> > > Rgds
> >